Five robotic telescopes in North and South America, teaming up to bring you the best the sky has to offer!
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ALT Text at the top of this graphic reads: NASA’s Astrophoto Challenge. At the bottom, text reads: Cassiopeia A – Last Week! At the center is an image of Cassiopeia A, a large circular-shaped cloud of gas and dust with complex structure. It appears in a mix of blues, light purples, white, and orange hues. Around and within the nebula, there are various stars seen as points of orange light.
ALT A stylized graphic of a portion of Earth is shown with major land masses appearing gold-brown and blue-green. The text "Join Us! Register September 14, 2024" appears at center-right. The Observe the Moon logo is shown inside a location pin icon at upper left.
ALT A group of women working to process astronomical data at Harvard College Observatory in May 1925, including Annie Jump Cannon (fifth from left) and Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin (fifth from right). (Courtesy: Harvard University Archives)
ALT An array of Phantom Galaxy images, each uniquely processed.
ALT An array of Phantom Galaxy images, each uniquely processed.
ALT An array of Phantom Galaxy images, each uniquely processed.
ALT An array of Phantom Galaxy images, each uniquely processed.
ALT Series of images featuring the Eagle Nebula and Pillars of Creation
ALT Series of images featuring the Eagle Nebula and Pillars of Creation
ALT Series of images featuring the Eagle Nebula and Pillars of Creation
ALT Colorful astronomical image. Text includes: NASA's Astrophoto Challenge Winter 2023. Last Day! Deadline February 28, 2023
ALT Flyer for NASA's Astrophoto Challenge Winter 2023. Target: Pillars of Creation. Deadline February 28, 2023
ALT Valentine card with Pillars of Creation heart. Text: you are one in a universe
